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Subject   |  Monument: Mercantile Marine Memorial - WW2

Walter Fleming Munnoch

Mercantile Marine Memorial - WW2 Mercantile Marine Memorial - WW2
Rank Fifth Engineer Officer
Unit M.V. Otina (London)
Regiment Merchant Navy
Died 20-12-1942, age 28
Notes Son of John and Janet McC. Munnoch, of Riddrie, Glasgow. His brother James McGregor Munnoch also fell.
Reference Panel 77.
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  • Graveling, Thomas Thorne, Chief Officer
  • Hendrie, Andrew George Aitchison, Chief Engineer Officer
  • Lamb, Frederick, Third Engineer Officer
  • Lawson, Lawrence, Third Officer
  • Price, John Laing, Second Radio Officer
  • Ranson, Robert, Master
  • Swanson, Donald Thomas, Fourth Engineer Officer
  • Symons, William Albert Canning, Second Officer
  • Taylor, William, Fifth Engineer Officer
  • Thomson, Charles, Second Engineer Officer

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